CR463M mechanically held contactors. Standard assembled forms. Modular design permits fast, on site configuration. 2 to 12 power poles. 30 a rating snap-in auxiliary contacts. Common components for both electrically and mechanically held versions. Continuously rated, interchangeable coils. Finger safe terminals. 2 or 3-wire control module - low input VA permits long wire runs. Verifies contact status and has built-in delays that minimize excessively frequent signals from faulty controllers. Come in a wide range of input voltages. Four modules cover input voltages from 24 to 277 VAC and 12 to 24 VDC. All modules may be used with coil voltage from 24 to 277 VAC. Clear labeling shows control module rating wire size and torque. Field configurable from standard electrically held contactor with simple, easy to install kits of control modules, latch mechanisms and auxiliary contacts.

GE Lighting Contactor, Mechanically Held, Series: CR463M, 110/120 VAC Coil, 30 A Maximum Load Current, 3 Pole, 60 Hz Frequency, Auxiliary Contact, 3NO Contact Configuration, NEMA 1 Enclosure, Surface Mounting

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• A mechanical latch with a 2 or 3-wire electronic control module delivers reliable performance and protection from such application abnormalities as line noise, leakage currents from controller outputs or short repetitive commands burst from faulty controllers
• Latches after contactor command and removes coil from circuit for noise-free operation
• Eliminates all coil losses after contactor is latched
• Coil operation and control circuit at same or different voltages
• Control module allows longer control wiring runs
• Microprocessor validates control signal before operation will not respond to momentary voltage spikes or noise, operation command has built-in delay (0.4 s) to avoid multiple short-term commands that can cause contact fatigue or failure
• 3-wire control is the choice for use with momentary devices allowing operation from multiple locations
• A momentary pulse of energy operates contactor a second pulse on alternate leg returns contactor to original state